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Alberta’s UCP caucus voted along party lines to endorse new riding boundaries, which go into a bill the justice minister expects to pass by year’s end.
Five Chromebooks sold by Amazon.ca, from $446 to $649, with specs, who each is for and how to choose.
U.S. officials called the Nov. 2 strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island limited and defensive, while Qatari mediators wait for answers from Tehran and Washington.
Health Canada says to get vitamin D daily from food or a supplement. Here is the guidance for adults, older adults and breastfed babies.
About 20 people were taken to hospital after a shuttle bus carrying data centre workers crashed on Highway 39 near Mackenzie, B.C., RCMP said.
Ten gift ideas for a husband from real Amazon.ca listings, from a $6.99 back scratcher to a $69.99 heated massager, with prices, ratings and what to know before you buy.
Yukon has closed the Donjek sheep management unit to licensed hunting until Oct. 31, 2027, after a July survey counted 38 non-lamb sheep, up from 30 in 2023.
Toronto AI customer service company Ada is combining with California-based Dialpad, in a deal reported to value Ada near $600 million, well below its 2021 peak.
The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 809.12 points, or 2.28 per cent, at 36,341.40 on Wednesday as U.S. stocks surged after the midterm elections and oil prices fell.
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The Burnaby School District told parents the group behind a September cyberattack claims to have published stolen files. It is checking whether that is true and offering credit monitoring.
Lululemon shares closed down 17.38 per cent on Sept. 4 after the retailer cut its full-year outlook for the second time this year, trimming the value of the roughly 8.6 per cent stake held by Vancouver founder Chip Wilson four days before a new chief executive takes over.
Lotto Max for Friday, Sept. 4, 2026 drew 11, 12, 17, 34, 45, 48 and 52, bonus 31, alongside 20 Max Millions prizes of $1 million each; the next jackpot is an estimated $25 million on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Lotto 6/49 on Saturday, Sept. 5 drew 5, 10, 17, 34, 42 and 49, bonus 44, and the Gold Ball Draw produced a white ball, paying a guaranteed $1 million and rolling the jackpot to an estimated $26 million for Wednesday, Sept. 9. Daily Grand on Thursday, Sept. 3 drew 13, 17, 18, 36 and 46, with Grand Number 6.
BOSTON — Adley Rutschman hit a three-run homer off the Pesky Pole in right field, Brayan Bello pitched five scoreless innings in…
Opinion: Bradford, Ontario contributor Steven Kaszab argues that the September 11, 2001 attacks are better understood as a strike against Western colonialism and consumerism than against the United States alone, and questions why the West answered with military and security spending rather than examining the grievances behind the attack.
Laval Mayor Stephane Boyer said Monday he has been diagnosed with a meningioma and will remain in office while cutting back public appearances this fall. He leads Quebec’s third-largest city.
The Government of Canada recommends a full sump pump test once a year. Here is how Canadian homeowners check the pit, float, check valve and backup pump.
An analysis of federal proactive publication data finds 37 of 98 nil contract reports fall in quarters when the same organizations disclosed contracts.


















































